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Woah christ. I'm readin through all this, and this is a really good thing to do. Thanks!

At 4/15/09 03:45 PM, UberCream wrote: Do we get moneys (like fractions of pennies) when people see the ads in our flash submissions (I don't mean the API ones, I mean the pretty pictures that now show at the bottom of the screen when we watch flash submissions)?

I believe you need to have people clicking the ads. Not viewing them :P
-Matt

At 4/15/09 03:52 PM, RKthrilla wrote:

At 4/15/09 03:48 PM, Mattster wrote:

I believe you need to have people clicking the ads. Not viewing them :P
-Matt

Who seriously clicks on ads though?

Generous people who know that it will make the person money :)

That's my best guess.
-Matt

At 4/15/09 03:48 PM, Mattster wrote: I believe you need to have people clicking the ads. Not viewing them :P
-Matt

No, just viewing them. As mentioned a couple posts above.

Guys, this is stellar.

I've been regularly coming to NG for about 5 years now, mostly enjoying the aspects of the forum community, dabbling in audio (and now a teensy bit in Flash, stay tuned)... and I just want you to know that this kind of system... this really, really cool system, is MORE than I would have ever expected in terms of "compensation." Not that I ever felt I needed any, but even so.

This sort of thing truly sets NG apart and resonates perfectly with the claim that NG isn't some sort of "faceless" corporation. My e-hat is off to the NG Staff; you all should truly be proud of what you've accomplished and I hope you believe me when I say I am as excited as you guys are for the massive potential this site has to unleash in the very near future.

I am set to enter the professional world of business in a few years, quite possibly to pursue marketing or PR. The ideals and attitude you guys have displayed are something that will certainly influence me in that regard.

i.e.

10/10
5/5

:D :D

<3

Also, my self esteem requires that you extend that value out a few decimal points, see picture: hahah. ;)

Unless I'm not "signed up" or something. I figure that just refers to filling in all the required fields in the Payment Address section? Tom said to follow the instructions and that's all I could really see that applied (and I've had those details filled out since March-ish).

My self esteem has gone from low, to dangerously high!

<3
I love this new quick view on the account page :)
-Matt

At 4/15/09 04:47 PM, Mattster wrote: My self esteem has gone from low, to dangerously high!

Haha, it pays to have popular flash!

Seriously though, I just want to play with the graphs. =)

At 4/15/09 05:00 PM, Zerok wrote:

At 4/15/09 04:47 PM, Mattster wrote: My self esteem has gone from low, to dangerously high!

Haha, it pays to have popular flash!

Seriously though, I just want to play with the graphs. =)

I know eh? I just love the interactive flash for viewing the earnings. Click a button, and it switches. I like this new interface over the old buildings and such, LINES EVERYWHERE!
-Matt

At 4/15/09 05:02 PM, CSanimations wrote: I like the idea, but I still don't understand how to get money from our flashes, do we download them and put them into the fla. files or something? Sorry, I just want to get this right.

http://www.newgrounds.com/account/flasha pi/

You do have to update your flash to install the ads, yes. This sytem has been around for quite some time though. The NEW system that Tom et al. are talking about today involves a much more passive paradigm: basically you can now get credit for any ads viewed and/or clicked on that are on pages affiliated with you (your userpage, your audio submissions, etc.)

Also, do we automatically get money from our account once we do the billing address thing, or do we need to confirm somthing or add somthing to it?

Not entirely sure. I think once teh billing stuff is filled out you're plugged in. I'd like a smidgen of clarity on that front as well.

At 4/15/09 05:05 PM, SevenSeize wrote: Same here, I didn't see anywhere to sign up, so filling out the info is all I've done as well.

I am pretty sure that's all there is to it.